Those who died that liberty might not perish included Clifford Counts and Chester Cramer in World War I; William R. Huffman, Raymond Born, Jack Cunningham, Lowell M. Dever, Jonas W. Fannin, Claude W. Gayhart, Dewey Hobson, Norman C. Jones, Stanley Rittenhouse, Dewey Sparks Jr., Edwin E. Starrett, Harry Young, Leonard O. Queen, Cecil Powell, Vernon K. Moore, Charles Billings, Roscoe O. Cox, Charles Davis, John V. Fannin, Luther Flannery, Ralph Hehl, Challis James, William O. Potts, Howard A. Shaffer, Howard Sparks, Harold E. Upton, Merville S. Whitt, Robert Hileman, William Golden, and Howard F. Semones in World War II; Donald Davis, William D. Nance, Tom Zeleles, and Woodrow W. Nelson in Korea; and Gary O. Holsinger, Donald L. Justice, Gary L. Sargent, Gary Tackett, and Raymond G. Skaggs in Viet Nam.